*NEW* AimPoint ADVANCED Level 3 Classes - Coming to Singapore May 16-17

Hello Members,


NSRCC Changi is excited to be hosting the latest series of AimPoint Express Green Reading Classes in Singapore on May 16th-17th. As one of only three Level IV AimPoint instructors in the world I will be visiting the region where a series of the world renowned AimPoint Express Level 1 & 2 Classes will be delivered.

For the first time in Singapore the NEW AimPoint Advanced Level 3 Green Reading Class will also be taught. The Level 3 Class is designed for the series AimPoint student, key techniques will be taught which have only previously been shown to tour players. Note the Level 3 Classes are restricted to 4 students only.





It will be a great experience for those who are truly interested in mastering the art of green reading. Students will have the opportunity to learn some ground breaking techniques currently being used by some of the world leading players including Adam Scott, Hunter Mahan, Lydia Ko, Stacy Lewis and Ian Poulter.

​The AimPoint Express Read is the perfect balance between simplicity and accuracy giving you reliable reads with little time invested. Perfect for any golfer who wants increased accuracy with a non-technical solution.

The Express Read Level 1, 2  & 3 Class deals with any length of putt on any green shape or speed including double breaks and can be put to use the next time you play.

Here is what you can expect to learn:

AP Express-Level 1                 AP Express-Level 2                              
Single Direction Breaks              Multiple Breaks                                 
Putts Up To 20 Feet                   Long Putts Up To Any Length           

• Feeling Slope                          • Express on Long Putts                    
• Break Direction                        • Handling Multiple Breaking Putts    
• Short Putts (<6')                      • Adjusting for Green Speed              
• Medium Putts (6' to 15')                                                                    
• Choosing Correct AimPoints                                                             
• Capture Speed

AimPoint-Level 3
AimPoint Advanced
Tour Pro Techniques

• Specific Slope Calibration 
• Dealing with Big Slopes
• Short Putt Calibration
• AimPoint Aiming Techniques
• AimPoint Start Line Techniques

Below is a list of the dates and times the 2-hours Classes will run:

Saturday May 16th
- 8am - 10am AimPoint Express    Level 1 & 2 Class
- 12pm - 2pm AimPoint Advanced Level 3 Class (Fully Booked)
- 4pm - 6pm AimPoint Advanced   Level 3 Class (Fully Booked)


Sunday May 17th 
- 8am - 10am AimPoint Express     Level 1 & 2 Class
- 12pm - 2pm AimPoint Advanced  Level 3 Class (Fully Booked)
- 4pm - 6pm AimPoint Advanced  Level 3 Class (Fully Booked)


Students will receive class notes with classes limited to 10 students for Level 1 & 2 and limited to 4 students for Level 3. The fee for each 2-hour class is SG220 per student.


As a special off to Golf Republic members we would like to offer 10% OFF the class fee for the first 5-members that register.


You can email me direct @ steven@aimpointgolf.asia send me a PM or respond to the post below.

Thanks to all for your support in the past and look forward to working with some new students next month.

#makeeverything 

To all the previous AimPoint Express Level 1 & 2 students, the four Level 3 Advanced classes scheduled are now all fully booked.

Thanks for your support and look forward to sharing some new techniques with you all in May.

just curious , what is the average putts a local Aimpoint instructor doing in a game?

SGGolfCoaching wrote:

To all the previous AimPoint Express Level 1 & 2 students, the four Level 3 Advanced classes scheduled are now all fully booked.

Thanks for your support and look forward to sharing some new techniques with you all in May.

Hi Steve,

Will you be doing the Bailie knee bend method for slope?

sob wrote:

SGGolfCoaching wrote:

To all the previous AimPoint Express Level 1 & 2 students, the four Level 3 Advanced classes scheduled are now all fully booked.

Thanks for your support and look forward to sharing some new techniques with you all in May.

Hi Steve,

Will you be doing the Bailie knee bend method for slope?

Yes we will cover the Bailie Method.

Kaii wrote:

just curious , what is the average putts a local Aimpoint instructor doing in a game?

I saw with my own eyes the putting prowess of Steve

SGGolfCoaching wrote:

sob wrote:

SGGolfCoaching wrote:

To all the previous AimPoint Express Level 1 & 2 students, the four Level 3 Advanced classes scheduled are now all fully booked.

Thanks for your support and look forward to sharing some new techniques with you all in May.

Hi Steve,

Will you be doing the Bailie knee bend method for slope?

Yes we will cover the Bailie Method.

Darn, will miss it! Any chance of a make up on the Bailie method?
It's covered under lessons 1-2 or lessons 3?

andrew-golf wrote:

Kaii wrote:

just curious , what is the average putts a local Aimpoint instructor doing in a game?

I saw with my own eyes the putting prowess of Steve

number of putts aside, it makes the reading of the green and breaks easy. 

no more going around the pin bending down and trying to look out left right/ right left

although personally i cant sink every putt but i am close to the pin.. very very close.

every stroke counts . most of the times not all the 18 greens have the same speed and even same green has different speed. For me, reading the speed in the line of putt is more difficult than reading the breaks. if I putt a few hundreds times on the same green , I believed I can be very good too.

Kaii wrote:

every stroke counts . most of the times not all the 18 greens have the same speed and even same green has different speed. For me, reading the speed in the line of putt is more difficult than reading the breaks. if I putt a few hundreds times on the same green , I believed I can be very good too.

definitely, every stroke counts. unlike you i am a beginner and attending this certainly equipped me with something better. 

for me reading the breaks is more difficult than the speed as i don't play on championship course... maybe you do   

you must be a good player because you putt a few hundred times on the same green

well, to each of his own. this class certainly helped me and my friends... alot..so lets not belittle something that you have not experienced

Cheers 

funny , a question has no answer but only feedbacks. guess the instructor is going to have a difficult time tutoring. when participant cant read n understand what is written in black n white. wonder how is he going to gasp mentally when comes to green reading.

Kaii wrote:

funny , a question has no answer but only feedbacks. guess the instructor is going to have a difficult time tutoring. when participant cant read n understand what is written in black n white. wonder how is he going to gasp mentally when comes to green reading.

This is just something to help you read green, not something that will make you super good putter. Ultimately it still depends on your own putting techniques.
If you are good in green reading, this is not for you.

This is not a putting lesson, hence you may be confused with the intention.

agreed on this "course" helping in the reading of breaks.
my expectation when joining the class previously was simply that, and i must say that with a bit of adjustment and practise, it does help. especially when trying to reduce my noobish 3-4 putts, to a 2-3 putt average.
which is why i didnt hesitate to sign up for the level 3 class.

The feedback of the participants on that day was a pretty telling sign of the effectiveness of the class.

neutralgolfer wrote:

Kaii wrote:

funny , a question has no answer but only feedbacks. guess the instructor is going to have a difficult time tutoring. when participant cant read n understand what is written in black n white. wonder how is he going to gasp mentally when comes to green reading.

This is just something to help you read green, not something that will make you super good putter. Ultimately it still depends on your own putting techniques.
If you are good in green reading, this is not for you.

This is not a putting lesson, hence you may be confused with the intention.

So what lesson to improve putting techniques? Played a game 103 yesterday got 10 3-putts and 1 4-putt

From my experiences :

i have a decent putter stroke, a decent putting feel, as well as distance reading

But i just seem to be unable to read breaks

Since attending level 1&2, my mates have commented on huge improvement on my reading and putting overall

The intrinsic value of this course is that you gain tremendous confidence for your putting part of the game

I am also happy that Aimpoint also helped me break 80 for the first time from the blues

sob wrote:

SGGolfCoaching wrote:

sob wrote:

SGGolfCoaching wrote:

To all the previous AimPoint Express Level 1 & 2 students, the four Level 3 Advanced classes scheduled are now all fully booked.

Thanks for your support and look forward to sharing some new techniques with you all in May.

Hi Steve,

Will you be doing the Bailie knee bend method for slope?

Yes we will cover the Bailie Method.

Darn, will miss it! Any chance of a make up on the Bailie method?
It's covered under lessons 1-2 or lessons 3?

Yes it's introduced into the Level 3 class as an alternate way of feeling slope... Same method being used by Lydia Ko.

Kaii wrote:

funny , a question has no answer but only feedbacks. guess the instructor is going to have a difficult time tutoring. when participant cant read n understand what is written in black n white. wonder how is he going to gasp mentally when comes to green reading.

To answer this question I personally average between 27-29 putts per round although I don't play to often these days. 

AimPoint and being a great green reading is a large part of being a complete putter though as a putting performance coach I do work on all aspect of putting including aim, stroke and feel for distance. 

Some of these areas are covered during our Level 3 class and some of these areas need to be worked on individually.

Thanks

Here's a a look at one of the areas we work on in an AimPoint Advanced Level 3 Class. 




During this class we get into more individual aim tendencies and start line hence the class is a 4:1 student to teacher ratio.


In this video I'm demonstrating a start line drill from varying distances & from all angles around the hole, you can click on this link to my coaching page and view the latest video post:

https://www.facebook.com/SGGolfCoaching

thanks for the reply

read that pga players are doing 26-33 on average. you are better that many of them.
ever try the tour?

I think the coach cannot win over Kaii in this thread, no matter what. It's a case of damn if you do and damn if you don't

So the coach replied that his putting stats is 27-29 per round and Kaii suggested he oughta try going on tour since that is better than tour average

So if the coach replied his putting stats is 33-36 per round, I expect Kaii to say that this kinda stats also dare to coach? 

Hahah he'll never win...

There's nothing in it for me, I never signed up for any Aim Point Express class, I don't know Kaii too. Just amused at how this thread is panning out. 

Look, everyone is entitled to their own view. And I respect that. There will always be haters and doubters.
That's just my observation.

pocketace wrote:

I think the coach cannot win over Kaii in this thread, no matter what. It's a case of damn if you do and damn if you don't

So the coach replied that his putting stats is 27-29 per round and Kaii suggested he oughta try going on tour since that is better than tour average

So if the coach replied his putting stats is 33-36 per round, I expect Kaii to say that this kinda stats also dare to coach? 

Hahah he'll never win...

There's nothing in it for me, I never signed up for any Aim Point Express class, I don't know Kaii too. Just amused at how this thread is panning out. 

Look, everyone is entitled to their own view. And I respect that. There will always be haters and doubters.
That's just my observation.

Yeah..oh well

Why nobody asking kaii how many putts he averages power round?  I'm keen to know too...

chien wrote:

Why nobody asking kaii how many putts he averages power round?  I'm keen to know too...

Because we are nice people?

Justsaying....

iuh wrote:

chien wrote:

Why nobody asking kaii how many putts he averages power round?  I'm keen to know too...

Because we are nice people?

Justsaying....

Huh asking means not nice?  

Ok.. I'm  

chien wrote:

iuh wrote:

chien wrote:

Why nobody asking kaii how many putts he averages power round?  I'm keen to know too...

Because we are nice people?

Justsaying....

Huh asking means not nice?  

Ok.. I'm  

Nah, joking.. hehehe